Nick Richet
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 26 Jun
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What's interesting, you use the term capital formation.
And I think the beauty of a platform like JP Morgan is how we help our clients access capital in all its various forms.
You know, when a lot of us got into the business, call it twenty plus years ago, it felt like there were three flavors of capital.
There was venture, there was private, and there was public.
Nowadays, even for venture, there's various flavors.
Private equity has moved upstream, downstream.
We've seen things like the Go Private of Electronic Arts.
We've seen these mega buyouts.
We've seen growth equity turn into a new category.
And you know, now with the SpaceX IPO, we've seen companies make it to nearly two trillion dollars before going public.
And I think, you know, one of the one of the things our clients really do benefit from
is JP Morgan's ability to access all those different flavors of capital and find the right investors for every opportunity.
I would have to say the re-entry of private equity into the market.
I mentioned the EA deal from last year.
Feels like it's been remarkably quiet since then from the private equity perspective.
And I think for all of them which have been and are invested in software, that's probably part of the reason why they've been they've been minding their own house and trying to rethink the value paradigm for companies they want to invest.
invest in as we move into the second half.
I think they're eyeing a lot of very attractive opportunities, whether those are public companies or or private companies.
And I think the ways in which they are going to
Pursue those opportunities are going to be creative.
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